[Bakuryu]

Anyone got any ideas? I am not familiar with using things that are in the SDK, but could that be something I could use.

[Mitchell]

The closest thing you could do is teleport a prop with the same model and animate that. You would need an extension afaik to blend the animations correctly.

[Bakuryu]

Originally Posted by Mitchell The closest thing you could do is teleport a prop with the same model and animate that. You would need an extension afaik to blend the animations correctly.

That won't really work unless I can mask part of the model. Having the same prop would just look like two models doing two different things, plus I don't think the top part would animate right as I don't think it has movement unless it is paired with the other sequence. So how would I go using/making an extension?

[kadet.89]

Use CEntity framework. Override "player" entity class and add a new interface for animations. This partially done in tf2dodgeball and my fork for css hl2ents.

[Bakuryu]

Originally Posted by kadet.89 Use CEntity framework. Override "player" entity class and add a new interface for animations. This partially done in tf2dodgeball and my fork for css hl2ents.

Can you elaborate a little more? You said its partially done in tf2dodgeball and your fork of css hl2ents, is that this?

[arthurdead]

you want to animate the actual player entity or an entity with a player model ?

if its an entity with a player model

you need to get the m_AnimOverlay of the entity and manipulate it

https://github.com/arthurdead/utilse...handler.h#L115
https://github.com/arthurdead/utilse...imating.h#L204

if its the actual player entity

i dont think you can but idk

Spoiler

csgo sucks

[Bakuryu]

Here is what I am ultimately trying to do. I want to create clones of a player, without using bots. Unless there is a way to make bots not take up player slots (is there?) I need to create basic clones that at best follow the player, do the same animations as the player, and stay level with the ground. Am I going about this the right way, or is there a better way?

[Bakuryu]

Anyone got any suggestions? I am thinking of making a new post entirely for this since the animation is only half the battle, but its kind of key at this point.

[cravenge]

If it's just a clone, you can just create a 0.1 second repeating timer and in there, get the real player's current sequence (not sure if the animation is included) and apply it to the clone.

Note: You must record the created clone first or you will have a hard time to figure it out.

PHP Code:

int cloneEnt[client];

void CreateClone(int client)
{
    float clientOrigin[3], clientAngles[3];

    GetEntPropVector(client, Prop_Send, "m_vecOrigin", clientOrigin);
    GetClientEyeAngles(client, clientAngles);
    
    int EntIndex = CreateEntityByName("prop_dynamic_override");
    DispatchKeyValue(EntIndex, "model", "models/player/custom_player/legacy/ctm_idf.mdl");
    
    TeleportEntity(EntIndex, clientOrigin, clientAngles, NULL_VECTOR);
    DispatchSpawn(EntIndex);
    
    cloneEnt[client] = EntIndex;
    
    CreateTimer(0.1, ProcessClone, client, TIMER_REPEAT);
}

public Action ProcessClone(Handle timer, any client)
{
    if (!IsClientInGame(client))
    {
        RemoveClone(client); // remove the clone if client leaves..
        return Plugin_Stop;
    }
    
    if (cloneEnt[client] <= 0 || !IsValidEntity(cloneEnt[client]) || !IsValidEdict(cloneEnt[client])
    {
        return Plugin_Stop; // if clone doesn't exist..
    }
    
    int clientSequence = GetEntProp(client, Prop_Send, "m_nSequence");
    
    float currentOrigin[3], currentAngles[3];
    
    GetEntPropVector(client, Prop_Send, "m_vecOrigin", currentOrigin);
    GetClientEyeAngles(client, currentAngles[3];
    
    SetEntProp(cloneEnt[client], Prop_Send, "m_nSequence", clientSequence);
    TeleportEntity(cloneEnt[client], currentOrigin, currentAngle, NULL_VECTOR);
    
    return Plugin_Continue;
}

void RemoveClone(int client)
{
    if (cloneEnt[client] <= 0 || !IsValidEntity(cloneEnt[client]) || !IsValidEdict(cloneEnt[client])
    {
        return;
    }
    
    AcceptEntityInput(cloneEnt[client], "Kill");
    cloneEnt[client] = 0;
} 


[Bakuryu]

Originally Posted by cravenge If it's just a clone, you can just create a 0.1 second repeating timer and in there, get the real player's current sequence (not sure if the animation is included) and apply it to the clone. Note: You must record the created clone first or you will have a hard time to figure it out. PHP Code: int cloneEnt[client]; void CreateClone(int client) {     float clientOrigin[3], clientAngles[3];     GetEntPropVector(client, Prop_Send, "m_vecOrigin", clientOrigin);     GetClientEyeAngles(client, clientAngles);          int EntIndex = CreateEntityByName("prop_dynamic_override");     DispatchKeyValue(EntIndex, "model", "models/player/custom_player/legacy/ctm_idf.mdl");          TeleportEntity(EntIndex, clientOrigin, clientAngles, NULL_VECTOR);     DispatchSpawn(EntIndex);          cloneEnt[client] = EntIndex;          CreateTimer(0.1, ProcessClone, client, TIMER_REPEAT); } public Action ProcessClone(Handle timer, any client) {     if (!IsClientInGame(client))     {         RemoveClone(client); // remove the clone if client leaves..         return Plugin_Stop;     }          if (cloneEnt[client] <= 0 || !IsValidEntity(cloneEnt[client]) || !IsValidEdict(cloneEnt[client])     {         return Plugin_Stop; // if clone doesn't exist..     }          int clientSequence = GetEntProp(client, Prop_Send, "m_nSequence");          float currentOrigin[3], currentAngles[3];          GetEntPropVector(client, Prop_Send, "m_vecOrigin", currentOrigin);     GetClientEyeAngles(client, currentAngles[3];          SetEntProp(cloneEnt[client], Prop_Send, "m_nSequence", clientSequence);     TeleportEntity(cloneEnt[client], currentOrigin, currentAngle, NULL_VECTOR);          return Plugin_Continue; } void RemoveClone(int client) {     if (cloneEnt[client] <= 0 || !IsValidEntity(cloneEnt[client]) || !IsValidEdict(cloneEnt[client])     {         return;     }          AcceptEntityInput(cloneEnt[client], "Kill");     cloneEnt[client] = 0; }

Ok well this works sort of. The model follows me around, but is not animated..